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	No More Spandex PG Humor. How and why Magneto and the X-Men got new non-Spandex superhero costumes. Reveals what terrible substance Storm and Magneto are helpless against. Prequel to film time frame. Related outside Link: Altered states / As superheroes come to life in movies, filmmakers realize their old costumes look, well, comical
	It's Not Easy Being Green R rated Humor. Toad tries to find a date in New York. Prequel to film.
	Finding Hope PG Rogue POV of entire film time frame. Rogue explains the problems associated with her "gift", and why she thinks Magneto may be the way to solve them. Mixed angst/comedy.
	Notes on parts that belong here that I have not written: Law and Order: Mutant Defense Pt1: Crossover Fic. Detectives Brisco and Green investigate a suspicius death of a Port Authority security guard. Mr. Toad's Wild Ride: Toad has been brought to the hospital after landing in the bay, and meets Nurse Louisa Lipshitz, the only spinster Lipshitz daughter, and aunt of Sylvie. Toad/Louisa share an interest in musical theatre, performance art, and an annoyance with the advertising industry's focus on the "beauty" culture. They cook up a non-violent comedy performance art "terrorist" campaign targeting bad advertising art that discriminates against mutants and plus size people. They get arrested and released repeatedly till they become famous, and start being pop cultural icons themselves. The Memoirs of Former President Kelly Part 1: Senator Kelley's POV of the film time frame. (all the Kelley sections should be in the form of memoirs written years later by a retired ex president doing a tell-all book designed to shock the public and his party).
	The Rat Trap PG In prison (post film), Magneto finds himself tortured and embarrassed by Rogue's nightmares and memories. A conversation with Charles takes things from bad to worse. Mixed angst/comedy.
	Free to Be, You and Me PG. Marie gets arrested. Magneto gets a lawyer. Marie gets out. The students find out more secrets and Bobby gets jealous. Mainly plot exposition with humor. Free to Be, You and Me: Part 2
	Notes on parts that belong here that I have not written: Memoirs of Former President Kelly/Boot to the Head: Ed Gruberman is grabbed by Sabertooth as a way of breaking Magneto out of jail. Contrary to all laws of probability, Ed, whomps him. Sabertooth is so impressed he begins to follow Ed down the path of Ti Kwan Leep. Senator Kelley meanwhile, has reconstituted himself, and attempts a confrontation with Mystique. It fails, since his appearance is now more unstable and clearly mutant than hers. They agree to a truce, where both take turns being the "Senator", but eventually the Senator's wife figures out that her husband is a mutant, blames him for his daughter's mutancy, and runs off, blowing the whistle on her husband's masquerade during the divorce proceedings. Tabloids plaster attractive pics of Mystique all over their covers in the furor over the scandal, making her the first publicly acknowledged sex symbol who is a mutant. The Senator then has to do a total about-face in order to get reelected. His usual staff desert him, so his daughter and Mystique start campaigning for him with the assistance of Toad/Lousia and their pop-culture antics.
	Law and Order: Mutant Defense Pt 2. PG (Fragment) Magneto goes on trial, while everyone at the Xavier Academy is glued to the TV.
	Private Lessons PG. Marie gets lessons in controlling her power from Magneto. Everyone at Xavier's school is in an uproar. Plot exposition and humor. Private Lessons Part 2: Boys and Girls PG-13 The kids are pitched into jealous battles as the girls try to uncover secrets, and the boys teach Erik about the Internet. Mostly silly stuff.
	Signs of the Times PG, odd bits. Another trip to his tailor causes Magneto to remember the day when he and Charles first went to Lipchitz's shop. Mild slash indicators. Holocaust bits. Humorous scene of violence towards hapless muggers. (Incomplete) Private Lessons Part 3: True Romance PG Kitty's jealous revenge prompts Rogue into wanting to speed up the lessons giving Erik a surprise. Rogue/Magneto shipper stuff & humor. Private Lessons Part 4: Love Long, and Prosper PG Erik confesses to Charles, romance and intrigue expands to the student body at large, and Erik takes the seniors to a Star Trek Convention.
	Notes on parts that belong here that I have not written: Private Lessons Part 5: Incomplete Fragment Parts that belong in Part 5: Magneto and Rogue start clandestinely using the "device" on trips to NYC, and making more of them, which they start installing in public locations, further cementing a relationship. Rogue eventually helps Magneto in his plans to create more mutants with his improved device by enlisting the aid of some of her former Bible school mates who found themselves sympathetic to the mutant cause after they or relatives developed mutancy, and has them do road-trips to install the devices in public places scattered around the south and midwest. Silly situations abound as people "come out" as mutants all over the US. The girls, noticing that Rogue seems more and more preoccupied with Magneto, step up their campaign of false letters and gifts from Logan, creating more and more outrageous sentimental garbage as they do so. Meanwhile, off in Fairbanks, Logan is talked into auditioning for 12th Night at UAF, and meets more Fairbanks weirdos. They realize he's a mutant. They think it's "cool". He decides to build a cabin and stay. Back in Kelley's Kansas, Magneto's devices have been altering the inhabitants. A well-known tent-show minister is one who is so converted, and he "comes out" to create the Born Again Mutant church, a Baptist spin off that regards mutancy as a visible sign of being born again and touched by God. He gains followers that are mutants, as well as non-mutants who pray to be so "touched". He endorses Kelley, and his parishioners help fuel Kelley's campaign coffers. Kelley adopts a canny combination of "family values" (his wife deserted him and his daughter, not the other way around) appealing to the Right, and mutant rights appealing to the Left and newly "converted" mutants. Sabertooth meanwhile has been taken to Ed's former Sensei for intensive teaching. The sensei insists that Sabertooth take the time to personally apologize to every person who he has wronged in the past in order to make peace and achieve closure. Sabertooth starts coming into an assortment of situations where he feels he should apologize, but his former foes are a bit suspicious of his coming. However with his improved abilities with Ti Quan Leep, he is able to subdue the X Men long enough to apologize to each in turn, even if he has to sit on Cyclops while doing so. While at the X mansion he also apologizes to Rogue and tells her he wants to find Logan to do the same. Rogue get's "permission" from (the girls impersonating ) Logan on email to send Sabertooth to Alaska to look for him. She gives a long letter to Logan to Sabertooth to deliver. The Rest of the Story Charles' son and Sylvie get engaged, despite Rolf's lingering scorn for Charles. The wedding is slated for the X Mansion, since it is a better place for a party than Rolf's son's place. Kelly wins his reelection with a wide enough margin that he is encouraged to run for President in two years. Sabertooth goes to North Pole, but quickly finds that Logan has moved to Fairbanks, and tracks him down at the Loon, delivering Rogue's letter. Logan is non-plussed by the letter, and suspicious about Sabertooth's claim that the girl has a room full of tacky gifts supposedly sent by him, but decides anyway to go to Westchester to investigate. He arrives on the day of the wedding to find that the kids are indulging in necking contests, Kelly is running tame with fiancée Mystique on his arm soliciting campaign contributions from Xavier's rich Westchester WASP neighbors, Toad is the wedding singer, and Rogue is safely dancing cheek to cheek with Magneto. Logan throws a snit, the email conspiracy is revealed, and Rogue finds herself half crushed, half relieved, by Logan's comparative lack of interest. (I'm vague about what happens after here for a bit. I'm also thinking a crisis of some kind could pull the characters together, but I don't want this becoming an "action movie", that, after all, is what the movies are for.) Charles finds out about Magneto & Rogue's conspiracy, and is upset with them. They discuss the plan to instead make mutants "fashionable" and Charles tells them he will consult with his brother (of whom no one knows) about how to do this without further use of the devices. According to the mysterious "brother's" advice Xavier coordinates activities designed to make mutants fashionable: Toad and Louisa get a "reality based" TV show that has them doing guerrilla political theatre while hand-held cameras shoot their doings, further cementing their pop icon status. Kelley marries Mystique and announces he'll run for president Mystique appears with her step daughter in Martha Stewart's Living showing the delights of the garden of Kelley's "official" home in Kansas. Sabertooth persuades his sensei to jointly do a self-help and self defense TV show for PBS with him. The Trekkie Mutant's for Peace organization is founded by Henry, who starts an online campaign of Star Trek fans in all nations to free political prisoners, protest war and send super-mutant aid to problem areas. Sylvie launches her catalog sale fashion line with the cuter boys and girls from the school as models, including Rogue, who promptly finds herself being courted by the Ford Agency. She agrees to work for them part time if they will pay her way through FIT, Sylvie's alma mater, once she graduates from Xavier's. Finally, after graduation, Charles announces that the X Men will be marching along with the Young African American Gay Mutants for Christ and The Trekkie Mutants for Peace in the Freedom Day parade in NYC. They do so, and finally everyone meets Charles twin brother (Sterling from "Jeffrey") the head of the Pink Panthers, the real mastermind of their current success. Magneto feels slightly non-plussed by the newfound mutant popularity, and wonders what he should do, now that his main life battle has been nearly won. Rogue points out to Magneto that another birthday has come and gone, and that she will have a dorm room to herself at FIT, courtesy of the agency, and maybe he should just grow up and start trying to enjoy life....
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"When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." -- Arthur Conan Doyle The Sign of the Four

Yes, I have intended to write (much) more in this series. Yes, this is primarily going to be a Rogue/Magneto story, but at times it will veer off onto some tangents that may not seem to connect until the very end. This is considered X-Men movie fic, since when the film reality contradicts the comic book reality, I opt for the film version. I haven't added to the story in a long time, but more about that below...

This is my first fiction writing, fan or otherwise. (I have lots of experience with non-fiction writing, however). My intro to X-men was the first film. After seeing it I was so amused and interested in the concept and characters, that I went on the WWW to learn a bit more about them and the comics. At that time I was amazed to find out that in the comics Rogue was most often paired with Magneto of all people. (In the comics she is a bit older, he looks younger, and they get married and have a kid, at least in an alternative timeline. They also get together in some parts of the regular timeline. Really, I’m not making this up.) So far, in the comics, the only two guys who can touch her without ill effects have been Magneto and Joseph, (a young man, now deceased, who was a clone of Magneto). This was wonderfully amusing for me, since I found Anna Paquin and Ian McKellan to be my main favorites in a really fun ensemble cast. However, Hollywood, despite the age kink of pairing up couples like Sean Connery with Catherine Zeta-Jones, is probably never going to get so far “out there” that they are likely to match up the second youngest Oscar winner with the 67 year old, most famous Knight “out” in the English theatre. This fic is my attempt to reconcile the movie version of events, with an explanation of how and why those two unlikely characters might end up together at a possible future date. I love insane and absurd challenges.

This series is also a humorous reaction to reading other X-Men fan fic that is out there. After reading two stories where Rogue experiences a Holocaust nightmare and feels sorry for Magneto, I really could not resist gifting him with two weeks of her nightmares, and having him want to throttle her over them. After reading several exciting stories where Magneto breaks out of his prison with intriguingly creative violence I began work on .... well if I tell you that I'll ruin the surprise. However, I'm rather keen on flouting expectation in this series.

The extended Lipchitz family will be a reoccurring set of characters. They are intended to represent the opposite end of politics from Senator Kelley. More than one member of the Lipchitz clan will end up finding true love with a mutant. There will be back story. Other members of the family will get introduced as their part of this story comes up.

The costume bits in No More Spandex were inspired by the fact that in real life my superpower is I am a Costume Designer.

I have found myself unable to continue with this story for several years now, and since it is possible that I may never get inspired to complete it, I've decided to outline what was supposed to happen in the rest of the plot: (If you haven't read all the online stories, you might want to do so before reading this):

Toad has been brought to the hospital after landing in the bay, and meets
Nurse Louisa Lipshitz, the only spinster Lipshitz daughter, and aunt of
Sylvie. Toad/Louisa share an interest in musical theatre, performance
art, and an annoyance with the advertising industry's focus on the
"beauty" culture. They cook up a non-violent comedy performance art
"terrorist" campaign targeting bad advertising art that discriminates
against mutants and plus size people. They get arrested and released
repeatedly till they become famous, and start being pop cultural icons
themselves.

Ed Gruberman is grabbed by Sabertooth as a way of breaking Magneto out of
jail. Contrary to all laws of probability, Ed, whomps him. Sabertooth is
so impressed he begins to follow Ed down the path of Ti Kwan Leep.

Magneto and Rogue start clandestinely using the "device" on trips to NYC,
and making more of them, which they start installing in public locations,
further cementing a relationship. Rogue eventually helps Magneto in his
plans to create more mutants with his improved device by enlisting the aid
of some of her former Bible school mates who found themselves sympathetic
to the mutant cause after they or relatives developed mutancy, and has
them do road-trips to install the devices in public places scattered
around the south and midwest. Silly situations abound as people "come
out" as mutants all over the US.

The girls, noticing that Rogue seems more and more preoccupied with
Magneto, step up their campaign of false letters and gifts from Logan,
creating more and more outrageous sentimental garbage as they do so.
Meanwhile, off in Fairbanks, Logan is talked into auditioning for 12th
Night at UAF, and meets more Fairbanks weirdos. They realize
he's a mutant. They think it's "cool". He decides to build a cabin and
stay.

Senator Kelley meanwhile, has reconstituted himself, and attempts a
confrontation with Mystique. It fails, since his appearance is now more
unstable and clearly mutant than hers. They agree to a truce, where both
take turns being the "Senator", but eventually the Senator's wife figures
out that her husband is a mutant, blames him for his daughter's mutancy,
and runs off, blowing the whistle on her husband's masquerade during the
divorce proceedings. Tabloids plaster attractive pics of Mystique all
over their covers in the furor over the scandal, making her the first
publicly acknowledged sex symbol who is a mutant. The Senator then has to
do a total about-face in order to get reelected. His usual staff desert
him, so his daughter and Mystique start campaigning for him with the
assistance of Toad/Lousia and their pop-culture antics. Back in Kelley's
Kansas, Magneto's devices have been altering the inhabitants. A
well-known tent-show minister is one who is so converted, and he "comes
out" to create the Born Again Mutant church, a Baptist spin off that
regards mutancy as a visible sign of being born again and touched by God.
He gains followers that are mutants, as well as non-mutants who pray to be
so "touched". He endorses Kelley, and his parishioners help fuel Kelley's
campaign coffers. Kelley adopts a canny combination of "family values"
(his wife deserted him and his daughter, not the other way around)
appealing to the Right, and mutant rights appealing to the Left and newly
"converted" mutants.

Sabertooth meanwhile has been taken to Ed's former Sensei for intensive
teaching. The sensei insists that Sabertooth take the time to personally
apologize to every person who he has wronged in the past in order to make
peace and achieve closure. Sabertooth starts coming into an assortment of
situations where he feels he should apologize, but his former foes are a
bit suspicious of his coming. However with his improved abilities with Ti
Quan Leep, he is able to subdue the X Men long enough to apologize to each
in turn, even if he has to sit on Cyclops while doing so. While at the X
mansion he also apologizes to Rogue and tells her he wants to find Logan
to do the same. Rogue get's "permission" from (the girls impersonating )
Logan on email to send Sabertooth to Alaska to look for him. She gives a
long letter to Logan to Sabertooth to deliver.

Charles' son and Sylvie get engaged, despite Rolf's lingering scorn for
Charles. The wedding is slated for the X Mansion, since it is a better
place for a party than Rolf's son's place.

Kelly wins his reelection with a wide enough margin that he is encouraged
to run for President in two years.

Sabertooth goes to North Pole, but quickly finds that Logan has moved to
Fairbanks, and tracks him down at the Loon, delivering Rogue's letter.
Logan is non-plussed by the letter, and suspicious about Sabertooth's
claim that the girl has a room full of tacky gifts supposedly sent by him,
but decides anyway to go to Westchester to investigate. He arrives on the
day of the wedding to find that the kids are indulging in necking
contests, Kelly is running tame with fiancée Mystique on his arm
soliciting campaign contributions from Xavier's rich Westchester WASP
neighbors, Toad is the wedding singer, and Rogue is safely dancing cheek
to cheek with Magneto. Logan throws a snit, the email conspiracy is
revealed, and Rogue finds herself half crushed, half relieved by Logan's
comparative lack of interest.

(I'm vague about what happens after here for a bit. I'm also thinking a
crisis of some kind could pull the characters together, but I don't want
this becoming an "action movie", that, after all, is what the movies are for.)

Charles finds out about Magneto & Rogue's conspiracy, and is upset with
them. They discuss the plan to instead make mutants "fashionable" and Charles
tells them he will consult with his brother (of whom no one knows) about
how to do this without further use of the devices. According to the
mysterious "brother's" advice Xavier coordinates activities designed to
make mutants fashionable: Toad and Louisa get a "reality based" TV show
that has them doing guerrilla political theatre while hand-held cameras
shoot their doings, further cementing their pop icon status. Kelley
marries Mystique and announces he'll run for president (all the Kelley
sections should be in the form of memoirs written years later by a retired
ex president doing a tell-all book designed to shock the public and his
party). Mystique appears with her step daughter in Martha Stewart's
Living showing the delights of the garden of Kelley's "official" home in
Kansas. Sabertooth persuades his sensei to jointly do a self-help and
self defense TV show for PBS with him. The Trekkie Mutant's for Peace
organization is founded by Henry, who starts an online campaign of Star
Trek fans in all nations to free political prisoners, protest war and send
super-mutant aid to problem areas. Sylvie launches her catalog sale
fashion line with the cuter boys and girls from the school as models,
including Rogue, who promptly finds herself being courted by the Ford
Agency. She agrees to work for them part time if they will pay her way
through FIT, Sylvie's alma mater, once she graduates from Xavier's.

Finally, after graduation, Charles announces that the X Men will be
marching along with the Young African American Gay Mutants for Christ and The Trekkie Mutants for Peace in the Freedom Day parade in NYC. They do so,
and finally everyone meets Charles twin brother (Sterling from "Jeffrey")
the head of the Pink Panthers, the real mastermind of their current
success. Magneto feels slightly non-plussed by the newfound mutant
popularity, and wonders what he should do, now that his main life battle
has been nearly won. Rogue points out to Magneto that another birthday has come and gone, and that she will have a dorm room to herself at FIT, courtesy
of the agency, and maybe he should just grow up and start trying to enjoy
life....